CPV, page-1626

I wonder what criteria the "Australia's Largest Business Lenders" will use to judge ESG plans?

Some of my thoughts:

I expect there is an urgent need for all economies to refocus their building & construction to save energy, move towards self-powered buildings i.e.
1. Solar roof/windows
2. Battery
3. Roof/Wall/Floor/Windows- insulation
4. Energy to be electric
5. Reduce fossil fuel demand

All of these appear to be targeted in Australia in a piece-meal approach which is messy & challenging to navigate each!

There appears too many groups & sub-groups servicing a more sustainable World. Perhaps AI will cut through the Maze (navigate local Govt., State Govt., Federal Govt. regulations) & provide a clearer pathway towards best practice ESG development.

Will Govt. lead by example and bring their building construction criteria to the forefront? and lead by example?

I live in a suburb established more than 100 years ago - nearly every street has one OR more new constructions, few appear to taking advantage of North Facing light/warmth? this being the case indicates to me a lack of thermal & energy efficiencies being adopted - to me this is indicative of poor ESG building & construction design & delivery!

Surely CPV are well placed to ride the wave that the World is starting to drive!?

- reduce energy consumption
- drive clean energy generation
- reduce fossil fuel demand
- ensure energy efficiency is front & centre in building construction!

This would best be served both on New & Retro-fitting buildings to meet upgraded ESG needs!